Labour maintains its commitment to constructing more pylons in England and Wales despite local political controversy, emphasizing their necessity for energy infrastructure. A report indicates underground cables cost over four times more than overhead pylons, a consideration amid rising pressure to transition to renewable energy by 2030. The Labour Party, while facing opposition like the Greens, argues for the urgency of this infrastructure in light of upcoming local elections, particularly in contested areas like Lincolnshire, where their plans could significantly impact the electoral landscape.
Labour's energy strategy prioritizes building overhead pylons despite local opposition, as underground cables are four times costlier and slower to install.
Ed Miliband contrasts Labour's commitment to energy infrastructure with the Green Party's approach, emphasizing the need for immediate action to meet targets.
Collection
[
|
...
]